You'd think that if the dog chewed up the bumper the car would have been shaking pretty good. Which begs the question, how could the cop have been writing stuff with all that shaking going on?
I have had lots of cats and love them - and they are smart. It's those litter boxes that get to me.
Hilarious! Poor Winston... He obviously has issues with cops (or is it just their cars?)
He does have that guilty look on his face behind bars.
Yes, it is a very good question: what took the cop so long to realize that his car was being chewed up? Maybe he should be reprimanded, and not the pooch -- just sayin'.
This was funny in a way... How could the cop sit there while the dog chewed up 2 tires and a bumper before he realized something was wrong?
ReplyDeleteBut no one is asking that question.. they are just fussing about the poor dog who thought he had a giant chew toy at his disposal.
We cats are much brighter than dawgs! ;-)
ReplyDeleteYou'd think that if the dog chewed up the bumper the car would have been shaking pretty good. Which begs the question, how could the cop have been writing stuff with all that shaking going on?
ReplyDeleteI have had lots of cats and love them - and they are smart. It's those litter boxes that get to me.
I hope they don't put the dog to sleep.
Hilarious! Poor Winston... He obviously has issues with cops (or is it just their cars?)
ReplyDeleteHe does have that guilty look on his face behind bars.
Yes, it is a very good question: what took the cop so long to realize that his car was being chewed up? Maybe he should be reprimanded, and not the pooch -- just sayin'.
1st time offender - he better damn well get some special consideration.
ReplyDeleteAwwwww poor dog! I love how dogs show emotion, they know when they do something bad. Poor thing, they better not put the dog to sleep!
ReplyDeleteI never imagined police cars were so delicious! Have to remember that.
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